Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home 1905 Report
Thirty-Sixth Annual Report of the Board of Trustees and Officers of the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home, Located at Xenia, Greene County, To the Governor of the State of Ohio, For the Year Ending, November 15, 1905. Includes listing of Children in the Home over 16 Years of Age, and Roll of Children Received during the year.
Names in this online transcription include Ackworth, Ady, Alberger, Alkire, Allen, Alley, Anderton, Atzenhofer, Ault, Bail, Bailey, Baker, Baldwin, Ballard, Ballou, Balzer, Bandendisiel, Barber, Barnhart, Barshear, Bass, Battles, Bauer, Bauerle, Bauman, Baumgardner, Baxter, Beal, Beck, Beecher, Bell, Bellow, Belt, Bemis, Benedict, Bennan, Bentier, Bentley, Beriet, Berlet, Berry, Best, Bevington, Bickman, Biggs, Blake, Blakely, Blazer, Bloom, Boal, Boatright, Bolin, Bolton, Boots, Borneman, Bowman, Boyd, Bradford, Bradley, Bray, Breiel, Brennan, Brenner, Bricker, Briggs, Brill, Brockett, Brower, Brown, Brumfield, Brundage, Bryant, Bubp, Bullock, Burkholder, Burns, Burton, Bush, Butler, Byrd, Byron, Caddick, Campbell, Cannon, Canton, Carle, Carney, Carouths, Carr, Carruthers, Carter, Cartmell, Chamberlain, Chamberlin, Chance, Chandler, Chaney, Chapman, Christy, Clark, Clarke, Cleland, Clifton, Cline, Clinton, Cole, Colling, Collins, Comfort, Conners, Conway, Cook, Cooley, Cooper, Cope, Corlett, Cornwell, Cox, Craft, Crain, Crampton, Craven, Crile, Cromwell, Crouse, Crump, Cullen, Culver, Currie, Curtis, Dailey, Dakin, Dale, Dalton, Dannecker, Darnell, Daugherty, Daveler, Davis, Dawson, Dear, Dellahunt, Dennie, DeRemer, Derr, DeShetler, Deterilie, Dice, Dimmitt, Dodge, Dotch, Doudna, Dougherty, Dowling, Doyle, Draher, Duggar, Duncan, Earles, Early, Eastman, Edgington, Edmonson, Edwards, Eggleston, Eichenlaub, Elmore, Engle, Enochs, Enteman, Eskridge, Estill, Evans, Evertt, Ewing, Eyler, Faris, Farme, Farrts, Fealey, Fehr, Ferguson, Ferris, Fieig, Fink, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Fizer, Flaugher, Fleig, Flint, Floyd, Fluker, Foose, Forchheimer, Ford, Foster, Fowler, Franklin, Frederick, Fridley, Fristoe, Fristone, Funk, Gaines, Gales, Gallagher, Galloway, Gamper, Gardner, Garrison, Gatrell, Gauntt, Gehring, Geist, George, Gibson, Gifford, Gilbert, Gillette, Gilmore, Givens, Glass, Gleaves, Glenn, Goings, Goslin, Green, Greene, Greening, Gregory, Griffin, Grogas, Gustin, Hacker, Hagar, Hale, Hamilton, Hanchie, Hanna, Hanns, Harmon, Harris, Harrow, Hart, Harvey, Hawk, Hawthorne, Heavern, Henry, Herdman, Herring, Herschel, Heskett, Hess, Hester, Hewitt, Higgins, Hight, Hipshire, Hitesman, Hoadley, Holden, Holeton, Holland, Hollister, Holloway, Holmes, Hook, Hooper, Hoover, Hopkins, Hopping, Horn, Hornaday, Horton, Houck, Houston, Howard, Howe, Hoyt, Huey, Huffman, Hughes, Hunter, Hurley, Hurst, Hutchinson, Huyck, Hynes, Inman, Ireland, Jackson, James, Jasper, Jeffrey, Jenkins, Jennings, Jewett, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Kaiser, Kaser, Kearney, Kelly, Kennedy, Kimble, King, Kinglsey, Kirk, Kizer, Klintigh, Knapp, Kneisley, Lafferty, Lamiley, Lampe, Lancaster, Landers, Lane, Lang, Lansdown, Lansdowne, Larason, Latimer, Laurens, Lawrence, Lawson, Laycock, Leach, Leaverton, Lee, Leech, Lehman, Lemin, Leonard, LePelley, Leppley, Lett, Lewis, Little, Livingston, Locke, Long, Loust, Low, Lucas, Luman, Lyle, Lynn, MacAaron, Madden, Maddox, Mahan, Mangan, Mann, Mariatt, Martin, Mason, McCann, McChesney, McClelland, McClure, McCormick, McCreery, McCulloch, McCurdy, McDermott, McDonald, McElevey, McElvey, McFarland, McGinnis, McGraw, McKay, McKinney, McNary, McNeal, McNeelis, McNellie, Mears, Meeks, Mehner, Mendenhall, Merrifield, Messenger, Meyers, Miler, Miles, Miller, Mitchell, Monahan, Monnahan, Moore, Moragn, Morris, Morrison, Morrow, Mottinger, Moulton, Mukes, Murphy, Murray, Musser, Nangle, Nason, Nesbitt, Newell, Newsom, Nichols, Niederaurer, Noble, Noirot, O'Donnell, O'Keefe, O'Neil, Oldfield, Oliphant, Oren, Osborn, Ottman, Outh, Ozier, Paige, Park, Parkinson, Parr, Parren, Parsons, Partlow, Paster, Patin, Pattern, Patterson, Payne, Peltz, Penn, Pennington, Perrin, Perry, Petee, Peters, Petty, Pheney, Pickard, Pickering, Pierce, Pierson, Porter, Potts, Powers, Pratt, Preston, Proctor, Quinn, Ratchford, Ratliff, Redfern, Reed, Reist, Reynolds, Rhodes, Richards, Richardson, Riley, Rind, Rininger, Robertson, Robinson, Rogers, Roland, Rome, Roose, Root, Roundtree, Roush, Rule, Rumspert, Rupel, Rush, Russell, Sadler, Sage, Sampson, Sanborn, Sanders, Sanderson, Sattler, Scaggs, Schwaner, Scurry, Seaton, Seegars, Sehlig, Shambaugh, Shank, Shelby, Shepherd, Shireman, Shoemaker, Shores, Shuster, Simpson, Smalley, Smith, Snyder, Sommers, Specht, Sprinkle, Staley, Stanford, Starrett, Steel, Steele, Steen, Steiert, Steinbarger, Stewart, Stillwell, Stoddard, Strain, Stratton, Street, Sudler, Sullivan, Sunkel, Swaby, Swander, Swartz, Sweetland, Swineford, Swope, Talbott, Tarlton, Taylor, Tedrick, Thoman, Thomas, Thompson, Thorne, Thornton, Thorpe, Thorton, Thronton, Tice, Timberman, Trappe, Trushell, Turner, Tuttle, Tyler, Underwood, Van Moss, Van Winkle, Varga, Vickers, Vollmer, Vought, Wackle, Wade, Walker, Wall, Wallace, Walters, Ward, Ware, Warehime, Washburn, Washington, Watkins, Way, Weaver, Weber, Weirer, Welch, Weld, Wenrick, Wetmore, White, Whitmore, Whitney, Whitten, Wiggins, Wiles, William, Williams, Wilson, Winegarden, Wisecup, Wolf, Wolfe, Wones, Wood, Woodruff, Woolery, Work, Wren, Wright, Wroten, Wroton, Wulfert, Yale, Yeasting, Young, Zundel.
Labels: Ohio, Orphanage Records, Soldiers' Orphans' Home
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